A man from Guangdong, China, has drawn attention after claiming he extracted 191.73 grams of gold, worth over US$30,000, from discarded SIM cards and other electronic waste.

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Chinese researchers have developed a fast, low-cost, and cleaner way to extract gold from electronic waste, a breakthrough that could transform global e-waste recycling and reduce reliance on traditional mining.

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The method is a much greener alternative to other techniques for obtaining gold from a variety of sources!

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„Grüne“ Goldgewinnung aus Elektroschrott Neuer Weg zu Gold? Mit einer neuen Methode kann Gold effizient und umweltfreundlich aus Elektroschrott zurückgewonnen werden. Im Test lieferten 30 Gramm

„Grüne“ Goldgewinnung aus Elektroschrott

Neue Technik könnte Bergbau und E-Waste-Recycling nachhaltiger machen

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